Answer: CIA
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Referring crossword puzzle clues
- Spy org.
- Espionage org.
- Hush-hush org.
- Govt. agency
- Secretive org.
- "The Recruit" org.
- Langley org.
- Cloak-and-dagger org.
- U.S. spy org.
- Intelligence org.
- "Homeland" org.
- U. S. agency
- Surveillance org.
- Spy novel org.
- Covert org.
- Spying org.
- OSS successor
- KGB counterpart
- Valerie Plame's former employer
- U.S. spy group
- O.S.S. successor
- "Argo" org.
- U.S. agency
- Spy-novel org.
- Spooks' org.
- "The Company"
- "The Bourne Identity" org.
- Undercover org.
- Jack Bristow's employer in "Alias"
- Clandestine org.
- U.S. undercover outfit
- Org. in "Argo"
- Spy grp.
- Snoop group
- Langley-based org.
- "The Bourne Supremacy" org.
- US espionage group: Abbr.
- Tom Clancy subj.
- Espionage grp.
- Top-secret org.
- Spy-fi org.
- Org. with rats and moles
- Org. in many spy novels
- Org. in Clancy novels
- Org. in "The Bourne Identity"
- Org. based in Langley, Va.
- Covert govt. group
- Covert fed. group
- Spy's org.
- OSS follower
- Org. once headed by George Bush
- Org. in many spy movies
- Org. based in Langley, Virginia
- Operatives' org.
- Kind of operation
- "Patriot Games" org.
- "American Dad!" org.
- Undercover gp.
- Successor of the OSS
- Spy gp.
- Snoop grp.
- Secretive U.S. org.
- Secret org.
- OSS replacer
- Org. with moles
- Org. in the Bourne series
- Org. in "Burn After Reading"
- Org. featured in "Three Days of the Condor"
- Org. based in Langley
- Operative's org.
- MI6 counterpart
- Langley, Va., group
- KGB's rival
- KGB rival
- Jason Bourne's org.
- Information-gathering federal organization: Abbr.
- Govt. group with a Director
- Cuban missile crisis org.
- Bay of Pigs org.
- American spy org.
- American spy group: Abbr.
- "Three Days of the Condor" org.
- "Argo" spy org.
- "Alias" org.
- 'Homeland' org.
- World Factbook org.
- US spy org.
- U.S. spy grp.
- The Company
- Subject of many conspiracy theories
- Spy-novel grp.
- Spy org. in "Argo"
- Spy agcy.
- Snoop group: Abbr.
- Snoop gp.
- Secretive government org.
- Secret letters?
- Org. with operatives
- Org. once headed by Bush
- Org. in the "Bourne" series
- Org. in many Tom Clancy novels
- Org. in "The Good Shepherd"
- Org. in "Patriot Games"
- Org. in "Homeland"
- Mike Pompeo's org.
- Leon Panetta's org.
- Jason Bourne employer
- Jack Ryan's org.
- Jack Ryan employer
- Intelligence-gathering org.
- Intelligence grp.
- Intel-gathering org.
- Intel-gathering grp.
- Group based in McLean, Va.
- Espionage group in "Homeland": Abbr.
- Espionage gp.
- Covert org. in "Argo"
- Clancy's Company
- Casey's org.
- Black ops org.
- American spy organization: Abbr.
- American espionage org.
- "Zero Dark Thirty" org.
- "World Factbook" publisher
- "World Factbook" producer
- "The Good Shepherd" org.
- "Men in Black" gp.
- "Homeland" spy group: Abbr.
- World Factbook compiler
- Washington org.
- Virginia creepers?
- Valerie Plame scandal org.
- Valerie Plame scandal gp.
- US spy organization: Abbr.
- US spy group: Abbr.
- US espionage group featured in the Bourne movies: Abbr.
- Undercover grp.
- U.S. spy gp.
- U.S. Govt. org.
- U.S. espionage org.
- Turner's org.
- The sculpture "Kryptos" sits outside its hdqrs.
- Subj. of many conspiracy theories
- Spying grp.
- Spy org. called "The Company"
- Spy novel org., sometimes
- Spy guys
- Snoop group. for short
- Security org.
- Security briefing org.
- Secretive group based in Langley, Virginia: Abbr.
- Plame affair org.
- Petraeus's former org.
- OSS supplanter
- Org. with Virginia creepers?
- Org. with operations
- Org. with many secrets
- Org. with covert ops
- Org. with agents
- Org. whose seal contains a bald eagle and a compass
- Org. once run by George Bush
- Org. once led by George Bush
- Org. once led by Bush 41
- Org. once headed by George Tenet
- Org. once headed by Bush Sr.
- Org. led by Leon Panetta
- Org. in Tom Clancy novels
- Org. in Tom Clancy books
- Org. in spy novels
- Org. in Showtime's "Homeland"
- Org. in many Tom Clancy books
- Org. in Jason Bourne movies
- Org. in "The Bourne Ultimatum"
- Org. headed by Gina Haspel
- Org. headed by George Bush in 1976
- Org. for spies
- Org. featured in "The Good Shepherd"
- Org. concerned with leaks
- Org. behind the Bay of Pigs invasion
- Org. based in McLean, Va.
- Operative's employer
- Operation Cyclone org.
- Michael Hayden's org.
- MI6 : U.K. :: ___ : U.S.
- Letters associated with Tenet
- Langley, Va. grp.
- K.G.B. rival
- Its HQ is named for George Bush
- It has moles: Abbr.
- Iran-contra org.
- Investigative org.
- Intel-gathering group
- Information-gathering org.
- Hush-hush gp.
- Hush-hush fed. org.
- Hush-hush agcy.
- Gp. with moles
- Government org.
- Government group with spies: Abbr.
- GHWB once ran it
- George Bush once headed it
- George Bush Ctr. group
- G.H.W.B.'s bailiwick, 1976-1977
- Felix Leiter's org., in Bond films
- Federal espionage organization: Abbr.
- Federal espionage group: Abbr.
- FBI ally
- Espionage letters
- Employer of some operatives
- Covert US group: Abbr.
- Covert ops org.
- Code-cracking govt. org.
- Classified org.
- Carrie's org. on "Homeland"
- Bush's old org.
- Bush once headed it
- Bad place to have a leak, briefly
- American equivalent of Britain's MI6
- "World Factbook" compiler
- "The Good Shepherd" subject
- "The Company," briefly
- "Jack Ryan" org.
- "Homeland" spy org.
- "Covert Affairs" organization: Abbr.
- "Bridge of Spies" org.
- "Bourne" org.
- "Argo" spy gp.
- "Argo" employer
- "American Dad!" employer
- 'Spy Game' org.
- 'Bourne Identity' org.
- World Factbook publisher, in brief
- World Factbook publisher, for short
- William J. Burns is its director
- Where some moles come from
- Where a mole shouldn't be, in brief
- What GHWB once headed
- What G.H.W.B. headed: 1976-77
- Washington-based spy group
- W. Webster's gp.
- Valerie Plames former employer
- Valerie Plame's org. in 2003's Plame affair
- Valerie Plame's old org.
- US spy group
- US organization with spies: Abbr.
- US organization with secret agents: Abbr.
- US organization with covert operations: Abbr.
- US organization in many spy novels: Abbr.
- US organization in many spy movies: Abbr.
- US Intelligence org.
- US intelligence group: Abbr.
- US group with moles: Abbr.
- US espionage organization: Abbr.
- US espionage org.
- US espionage body
- Undercover group: Abbr.
- Undercover agcy.
- U.S. spy service
- U.S. spy agency
- U.S. snooper grp.
- U.S. snoop gp.
- U.S. secrety spyey org. that maybe even knows why my mom never calls me back
- U.S. espionage gp.
- U.S. equivalent of Britain's MI6
- U.S. counterpart to Britain's MI6
- U-2 overseers
- Turner's agcy.
- The World Factbook publisher: Abbr.
- The spy organization in the 2015 movie "Spy": Abbr.
- The elder Geo. Bush once headed it
- The Company: abbr.
- The Company, in govt. lingo
- The Company, for short
- Tenet's org., once
- Tenet's former org.
- Target of 2017 WikiLeaks dump
- Supersecretive U.S. org.
- Subject of the 2007 book "Sabotage"
- Subject of lots of Clancy plots
- Subject for Tom Clancy
- Subj. of the 2006 film "The Good Shepherd"
- Subj. of the 2005 Pulitzer-winning book "Ghost Wars"
- Subj. of Stansfield Turner's "Burn Before Reading"
- Subj. of "The Good Shepherd"
- Subj. for Robert Ludlum or Tom Clancy
- Stansfield Turner's org.
- Stan's employer on "American Dad!"
- Spy-fi employer
- Spy outfit, for short
- Spy organization spoofed on "American Dad!": Abbr.
- Spy organization spoofed in "American Dad!": Abbr.
- Spy organization in the TV drama "Quantico": Abbr.
- Spy organization in Langley, Virginia: Abbr.
- Spy organization in "Homeland": Abbr.
- Spy organization in "Homeland" and "Alias": Abbr.
- Spy org. that trained Dan Freeman
- Spy org. on "Chuck"
- Spy org. linked to abstract expressionism
- Spy org. in Virginia
- Spy org. in Tom Clancy novels
- Spy org. in "Alias"
- Spy org. created under Truman
- Spy novel grp.
- Spy HQ
- Spy group featured in "Argo": Abbr.
- Spy group currently headed by Mike Pompeo: Abbr.
- Spooky place?: Abbr.
- Spooky org.
- Spooky grp.?
- Spooks' den
- Spook-y org.
- Spook-y gp.
- Spook initials
- Spook grp.
- Spook group
- Spies' org.
- Snooper's org.
- Snoop group, in brief
- Snoop group, for short
- Snoop group, briefly
- Shadowy org.
- Secretive US group that publishes "The World Factbook": Abbr.
- Secretive outfit, briefly
- Secretive organization in the "Bourne" movies: Abbr.
- Secretive org. in "Argo"
- Secretive Langley org.
- Secretive group that George H.W. Bush ran in the late 1970s: Abbr.
- Secretive government agency
- Secret employer, maybe
- Secret D.C. group
- Secret agent org.
- Secret agcy.
- School with Baking and Pastry Arts degrees, for short
- Sch. whose alumni include Anthony Bourdain and Roy Choi
- Sch. for chefs, or a secretive org.
- Sch. based in Hyde Park, N.Y.
- Robert M. Gates's org.
- Relative of F.B.I.
- Publisher of world-nation maps
- Publisher of the World Factbook, in brief
- Publisher of a World Leaders online directory
- Provision of the Natl. Security Act, 1947
- Present-day O.S.S.
- Possible coup instigator, for short
- Porter Goss's org.
- Petraeus once headed it
- Parent org. of the Counterterrorism Center
- Panetta's org.
- OSS, today
- OSS replacement
- Organization featured in "Homeland": Abbr.
- Org. with the Office of Transnational Issues
- Org. with secrets
- Org. with many operations
- Org. with HQ named for George Bush
- Org. with headquarters at Langley
- Org. with hacking tools revealed in Wikileaks's Vault 7 archive
- Org. with code-named programs
- Org. with black ops
- Org. with a World Factbook
- Org. with a classified budget
- Org. with a "World Factbook"
- Org. whose website has a "Break the Code" game for kids
- Org. whose seal has a bald eagle and a compass
- Org. whose seal contains a compass rose
- Org. whose HQ is home to the unsolved puzzle sculpture Kryptos
- Org. whose headquarters is named for George Bush
- Org. whose "I" stands for "Intelligence"
- Org. where one needs a security clearance to work
- Org. that tweets spot-the-difference puzzles
- Org. that released the "family jewels" in June 2007
- Org. that publishes "World Leaders"
- Org. that Porter Goss headed
- Org. that issues "The World Factbook"
- Org. that employed Jack Ryan
- Org. that does undercover work
- Org. that developed Project MK-Ultra
- Org. that declassified the "family jewels" in 2007
- Org. that deals with rats and moles
- Org. that advises the N.S.C.
- Org. spoofed in "American Dad!"
- Org. Robert Gates heads
- Org. profiled in Steve Coll's book "Ghost Wars"
- Org. once led by George H. W. Bush
- Org. once helmed by Helms
- Org. once headed by Leon Panetta
- Org. once headed by G.H.W. Bush
- Org. once headed by Dulles
- Org. once headed by Allen Dulles
- Org. of many spies
- Org. Liam Neeson belonged to in "Taken"
- Org. known as the Company
- Org. involved in the Bay of Pigs
- Org. in TV's "Alias"
- Org. in Tom Clancy's "Red Rabbit"
- Org. in the Jason Bourne films
- Org. in the film "The Good Shepherd"
- Org. in the bygone show "Covert Affairs"
- Org. in the 2008 film "Burn After Reading"
- Org. in the 2006 film "The Good Shepherd"
- Org. in the 1982 film "Enigma"
- Org. in Robert Ludlum novels
- Org. in many spy-fi films
- Org. in many spy thrillers
- Org. in many a spy thriller
- Org. in Ludlum novels
- Org. in Langley, Va.
- Org. in Langley, VA
- Org. in David E. Hoffman's book "The Billion Dollar Spy"
- Org. in Clancy books
- Org. in 2007's "Charlie Wilson's War"
- Org. in "Zero Dark Thirty"
- Org. in "The Informant"
- Org. in "Body of Lies"
- Org. in "Alias"
- Org. in 'Homeland'
- Org. in ''Patriot Games''
- Org. hunting Jason Bourne
- Org. hidden in "special ops"
- Org. headquartered in Langley
- Org. headed by Leon Panetta
- Org. headed by John Brennan
- Org. headed by Bush 41
- Org. headed by Allen Dulles 1953-61
- Org. formerly headed by Porter Goss
- Org. for which Jason Bourne works in "The Bourne Identity"
- Org. for Melissa McCarthy's "Spy" character
- Org. featured in "Zero Dark Thirty"
- Org. featured in "Syriana"
- Org. created by the 1947 National Security Act
- Org. concerned with cybersecurity
- Org. concerned with bugs and plants
- Org. Bush once headed
- Org. behind some black ops
- Org. based in Langley, Virg.
- Org. based in Langley, VA
- Org. at the center of the 2007 memoir "At the Center of the Storm"
- Org. a.k.a. The Company
- Operative Carrie Mathison's org. in "Homeland"
- Operation specialist
- Operation Neptune Spear org.
- Operation Acoustic Kitty org.
- O.S.S.'s successor
- Not a good place for a leak: Abbr.
- National security org.
- Moles of Virginia
- Mole's employer
- Mole user: Abbr.
- Mole trainer: abbr.
- Mole employer, maybe (abbr.)
- Mole employer, maybe
- Mole employer
- MI6's U.S. counterpart
- MI6 : U.K. :: __ : U.S.
- MI6 : Britain :: ___ : U.S.
- McLean, Va., grp.
- McLean snoop gp.
- M16's American counterpart
- Letters on Bush 41's résumé
- Lead-in to a 2000s "-gate"
- Langley-based grp.
- Langley-based gp.
- Langley outfit
- Langley letters
- Labor hero Chavez
- KGB's onetime counterpart
- KGB's Cold War rival
- KGB's Cold War foe
- KGB's Cold War counterpart
- KGB: USSR :: ___: US
- KGB rival, once
- KGB pursuer
- KGB counterpart, once
- KGB competitor
- KGB adversary, once
- K.G.B.'s nemesis
- K.G.B.'s cold war foe
- K.G.B. adversary
- John O. Brennan's org.
- John Brennan heads it, briefly
- James Woolsey's org.
- Jack Ryan's employer (Abbr.)
- Jack Ryan org.
- Its Twitter debut: "We can neither confirm nor deny that this is our first tweet"
- Its seal has a star with 16 points
- Its seal has a 16-pointed star
- Its HQ is named for George H.W. Bush
- Its HQ is in Langley, Va.
- Its HQ contains a sculpture with a still-unsolved coded message
- Its hdqtrs. is in Langley, VA
- Its grounds house the unsolved puzzle sculpture "Kryptos"
- Its first tweet was "We can neither confirm nor deny that this is our first tweet"
- It's known for its intelligence
- It's based in McLean, Va.
- It seeks intelligence
- It has moles
- Intelligence org. in the Susan Williams book "White Malice"
- Information-gathering grp.
- Info supplier for a natl. security briefing
- Info org.
- Hush-hush gp. based in Langley, Va.
- Hush-hush fed. gp.
- Helms's outfit
- Grp. with the Office of Iraq Analysis
- Grp. with moles
- Grp. with many operations
- Grp. with informants
- Grp. that once plotted against Fidel Castro
- Grp. that can declassify documents
- Grp. often subject to FOIA requests
- Grp. of spies
- Grp. known as the Company
- Group with moles in Virginia?
- Group Gen. David Petraeus led until November 9, 2012: Abbr.
- Gp. with spies
- Gp. whose museum features the SPY-Fi Archives
- Govt. spy organization
- Govt. org. once headed by Bush
- Govt. hush-hush group
- Govt. grp. whose HQ is named after the 41st president
- Government spy org.
- Government organization featured in "Argo": Abbr.
- Government grp. with the George Bush Center
- Government group that employs cyber threat analysts: Abbr.
- Government group nicknamed "the Company": Abbr.
- Government group in many Tom Clancy novels: Abbr.
- Gov't. sleuthing agency
- Goss' grp.
- Gina Haspel is its dir.
- GHWB once headed it
- George Tenet's "At the Center of the Storm: My Years at the ___"
- George H.W. Bush once headed it
- George Bush Ctr. org.
- George Bush Center org.
- General Hayden's org.
- Gen. Hayden's org.
- Gen. Hayden is its director
- Gates's org.
- G. Bush once ran it
- Former OSS
- Federal snoop group
- Federal group known for its covert activities: Abbr.
- Fed. group
- Fact-gathering org.
- Fact-gathering grp.
- Espionage organization in the Jason Bourne films: Abbr.
- Espionage organization depicted in Showtime's "Homeland": Abbr.
- Employer whose workers don't discuss their jobs much, in short
- Employer on "American Dad!"
- Employer of spies: Abbr.
- Employer of Carrie Mathison on "Homeland": Abbr.
- Decoder ring, for short?
- Cyber ops grp.
- Creation of the National Security Act of 1947
- Covert-ops org.
- Covert U.S. org.
- Covert ops gp.
- Covert gp.
- Covert federal group: Abbr.
- Cousin of MI6 in spy stories
- Country Comparisons compiler
- Counterpart of MI6 and Mossad
- Conspiracy-y org. that I believe framed Roger Rabbit
- Cold War KGB rival
- Cloak-and-dagger U.S. org.
- Cloak-and-dagger government gp.
- Clandestine U.S. org.
- Clandestine government org.
- Chef-training sch. based in N.Y.
- Certain spy org.
- Central Intelligence Agency
- Casey's agcy. under Reagan
- Carrie Mathison's employer on "Homeland"
- Carrie Mathison's employer in "Homeland": Abbr.
- Bush's old command
- Bush's command: 1976-77
- Bush-headed org. once
- Bush Sr.'s bailiwick, 1976-77
- Bush Sr. headed it
- Bush org., once
- Bush led it for about a yr. in the '70s
- Bug group?: Abbr.
- Bug experts?: Abbr.
- Bourne's former employer
- Black-ops org.
- Big-time spy grp.
- Bad place for a mole, for short
- American counterpart of Britain's MI6
- Allen Dulles headed it for eight years under D.D.E.
- Agency headed by Allen Dulles.
- Agcy. once headed by G.H.W.B.
- Agcy. once headed by a Bush
- Affleck employer in "Argo"
- Adm. Turner's agcy.
- 9/11 Commission subj.
- “The World Factbook” publisher, briefly
- "Zero Dark Thirty" organization: Abbr.
- "World Factbook" org.
- "World Factbook" compiler: Abbr.
- "The World Factbook" publisher
- "The World Factbook" publ.
- "The World Factbook" producers
- "The World Factbook" org.
- "The Report" org.
- "The Nation's first line of defense"
- "The Firm," to agents
- "The Enemy Within" org.
- "The Bourne Supremacy" organization: Abbr.
- "The Bourne Identity" organization: Abbr.
- "Spy Game" org.
- "Profiles in Leadership" publisher, briefly
- "Party in the ___" (Weird Al song with the lyric "Tapping the phones like yeah / Shredding the files like yeah")
- "Men in black" gp., some say
- "Legacy of Ashes" recounts its history
- "Homeland" gp.
- "Homeland" agcy.
- "Harlot's Ghost" subj.
- "Fair Game" org.
- "Covert Affairs" org.
- "Confessions of a Dangerous Mind" gp.
- "Charlie Wilson's War" org.
- "Burn Notice" grp.
- "Bourne Identity" org.
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